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New Earths: Transforming Other Planets for Humanity

The biggest postcard in the world does not fit into any known terrestrial letterbox.

By Terra Daily Editorial Team · Editorial process

Published March 29, 2004

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The biggest postcard in the world does not fit into any known terrestrial letterbox. It measures 24 metres by 1.35 metres and shows a 3700-kilometre long, 166-kilometre wide strip of Martian landscape in south-north direction.

DISASTER MANAGEMENT

CLIMATE SCIENCE

Forecasters Can Count Lightning Strikes to Estimate Rainfall

Scientists "Reconstruct" Earth's Climate Over Past Millennia

EARTH OBSERVATION

Commercial Remote Sensing Market Primed For Growth

Mouth of the mighty Yangtze

NASA Uses A "Sleuth" To Predict Urban Land Use

EU Competitiveness Council Debates Space Policy

ENERGY TECH

Ethanol To Power The Future Of Hydrogen Fuel Cells

Another Twist In The Field Of Superconductivity

INEEL Designing Prototype System For Yucca Mountain Repository

Scientists Call For Less Destructive Remediation At Doe Sites

EPIDEMICS

FLORA AND FAUNA

Customer Takes Control Of Thuraya

Boeing to Ship NASA's Tracking and Data Relay Satellite to Florida for March Launch

Eutelsat Boosts Hispasat Stake To 27 Percent

Intelsat Secures Launch Services For Intelsat X Series Satellites

FROTH AND BUBBLE

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